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Declaring and Using the database Cursor in Java!!!
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I don't understand, do you mean the cursor as in Forward Cursor, read only cursor, etc? or a specific database called Cursor, or the recordset pointer (whose acrtions by the way are determined by the settings in the first question)?
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For my next trick I will pull a hat out of a rabbit (if you think thats bad you should see how the pigeon feels...)
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MarsChelios
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Ruvera,
I would ask MarcLodge about what he means about a "Cursor with hold/Cursor without hold" from the post he responded to. Since he's the one who used these words first he should know what it is.
If you would still like us to help you, you need to describe what you are looking for from us in detail so we understand what you want. Reposting the same question won't help.
MarsChelios
I would ask MarcLodge about what he means about a "Cursor with hold/Cursor without hold" from the post he responded to. Since he's the one who used these words first he should know what it is.
If you would still like us to help you, you need to describe what you are looking for from us in detail so we understand what you want. Reposting the same question won't help.
MarsChelios
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